Adrian Johnson
TLDR:
- Carolyn Duby, Cloudera’s Federal CTO, discusses cybersecurity analytics, zero trust security, AI, and quantum computing.
- She emphasizes the importance of owning cyber data, creating analytics, and deploying AI for quick threat response.
- Policy trends include the Cybersecurity Executive Order and secure by design for technology products.
- Challenges in improving security include governing AI, educating policymakers, and preparing for quantum computing.
Article Summary:
Carolyn Duby, the Federal chief technology officer and cybersecurity GTM lead at Cloudera, delves into various aspects of cybersecurity, AI, and quantum computing in a recent interview. Duby highlights the importance of cybersecurity analytics, emphasizing the need for organizations to own their cyber data and create analytics quickly to respond to new threats with AI.
She discusses recent policy trends, such as the Cybersecurity Executive Order and the focus on secure by design for technology products to enhance security. Duby also addresses challenges in improving security, including governing AI, educating policymakers, and preparing for the impact of quantum computing on encryption algorithms. She advocates for strategic investments in technological advancement to stay ahead of adversaries.
Duby reflects on her journey to the tech security field, citing her background in science and math as foundational to her career. She also shares her love for nature and the ocean, along with being a cat enthusiast in her personal life.
